英语词汇feydeauesque的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

Feydeauesque. French playwright Georges Feydeau (1862– 1921) was so noted for his bedroom farces that his name, in the form of Feydeauesque, has become a synonym for them. It is said that one of Feydeau’s early farces was almost booed off the stage on opening night, and a friend spotted the playwright himself standing in the aisle, joining in the hissing and catcalls. “Have you gone crazy?” his friend asked him. “No, this way I can’t hear them,” Feydeau replied, “and it doesn’t hurt so much.”

词汇	feydeauesque
词源	Feydeauesque. French playwright Georges Feydeau (1862– 1921) was so noted for his bedroom farces that his name, in the form of Feydeauesque, has become a synonym for them. It is said that one of Feydeau’s early farces was almost booed off the stage on opening night, and a friend spotted the playwright himself standing in the aisle, joining in the hissing and catcalls. “Have you gone crazy?” his friend asked him. “No, this way I can’t hear them,” Feydeau replied, “and it doesn’t hurt so much.”
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